[jimmydean]

Oops, my bad.

"Maybe I was right, maybe I was not right," al-Janabi said in his exclusive interview with The Guardian newspaper. "They gave me this chance. I had the chance to fabricate something to topple the regime. I and my sons are proud of that and we are proud that we were the reason to give Iraq the margin of democracy."

 

[stevew]

a sucker is born every minute.

 

[Pesqueeb]

Wait, you mean to tell me Bush was lying? Well color me surprised.

 

[kidwoo]

I'm sure the living relatives of all the dead iraqi, american and british civilians and military are very proud for him.

 

[Nick]

Wow. Am I fvcked in the head or does this seem almost too convenient?
Now the previous administration can say "See? We did the best with what we had. No foul."

 

[jimmydean]

Wow. Am I fvcked in the head or does this seem almost too convenient?

I would say both.

I still feel bad for Powell being tossed under the bus, but at least he had the balls to step off when he could. So I still respect him as a military officer and all around good guy.

 

[Pesqueeb]

Wow. Am I fvcked in the head or does this seem almost too convenient?
Now the previous administration can say "See? We did the best with what we had. No foul."

This "admission of guilt" is irrelevant. Those fvcks (the bush administration) were just looking for an excuse. If they hadn't found Abdul the douchebag here to cook up the lie about WMD's they would have found somebody else or another excuse. The Bush administration knew it was all lies which is the only reason they needed a patsy like this guy and Powell in the first place, that is, someone to take the blame.

 

[Silver]

I still feel bad for Powell being tossed under the bus, but at least he had the balls to step off when he could. So I still respect him as a military officer and all around good guy.

If Powell gave a press conference apologizing for a couple of hundred thousand deaths, and then self-immolated on the steps of the Bush presidential library, I'd forgive him.